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The Duke of Cambridge

Fashionable for young students wanting great cocktails with some cheeky bar staff. Swisher than you might expect.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Oxford, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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G&D’s (George and Davis)
The original G&D’s was opened in Little Clarendon Street by an Oxford University student and soon became an Oxford institution. No other ice-cream themed shop has survived long in Oxford due to the fierce loyalty of G&D’s customers. Popular flavours include ‘Oxford Blue’ (blueberry), Crunchie bar, Turkish delight and InLight Delight (white chocolate with chocolate chip cookie dough). G&D’s also offers bagels, salads and baked goods, all extremely reasonably priced and extremely tasty. Has a minimum of £5 spending for debit and credit cards.
8AM–midnight£
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Wilding
Opened in 2021, is a wine shop-cum-restaurant on Little Clarendon St.
Open daily 10AM-11PM
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The Natural Bread Company
Just north of the city centre on Little Clarendon Street, the Natural Bread Company offers a fantastic coffee as well as its famous cakes and sourdough bread. Perfect for a quiet break away from the standard tourist trail.
Mon-Sat 7:30AM-5PM; Sun 9AM-4PM
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Taylorian Institute
also known as the Taylor Institution
The university's centre for the study of modern European languages and literature, established in 1845. Its library contains the largest specialist collection in its field in Britain. It is in a neo-classical building designed by Charles R. Cockerell and erected between 1841 and 1844 by the university to house the institution and the Randolph Galleries (now the Ashmolean Museum).